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Deck List
Get the list on DiscordStrengths
- Strong energy acceleration from Ho-Oh EX
- Flexible damage output with Terapagos EX
- Reliable mid-game pressure backed by sturdy basics
- Well-rounded trainer package for competitive play
Weaknesses
- Can stumble if early energy lines miss
- Needs careful sequencing to maximize Ho-Oh EX turns
- May struggle into very fast disruption starts
- Prize mapping becomes awkward without Terapagos EX ready
Key Matchups
- Fast aggro decks Even
- Setup-heavy Stage 2 decks Favored
- Disruption control lists Unfavored
- Balanced tournament midrange Even
Strategy Overview
Use Ho-Oh EX to accelerate your board and create tempo swings before pivoting into Terapagos EX to capitalize on efficient damage trades. This list rewards clean supporter timing, disciplined bench use, and knowing when to pressure with Ho-Oh EX versus when to preserve resources for Terapagos EX endgame turns.
Gameplay Video
Key Cards
Ho-Oh EX
Primary accelerator that enables the deck's fastest and most explosive turns.
Terapagos EX
Main finisher that converts setup into efficient pressure and clean knockouts.
Snorlax
Bulky stabilizer that helps absorb early pressure and keep tempo manageable.
Ilima
Support utility piece that helps preserve damaged Pokémon and extend board presence.
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